Women’s Rugby Results – 25 September, 2021

Premiership

Gai Wu Falcons 7-18 Valley Black
@ Shek Kip Mei, Kick-off: 18:00

CWB Phoenix 0-50 HKFC Ice
@ So Kon Po, Kick-off: 18:00

USRC Tigers 21-7 Kowloon
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 18:00

Image: hkrugby

Portland Street Rest Garden Reopens After Refurbishment

The LCSD refurbishment of the Portland Street Rest Garden in Yau Tsim Mong District has been completed and the garden reopened to the public on 23 September.

It’s good that these public spaces are being upgraded. We’re just not sure that bright pink is the most restful of colours – and the image of octogenarian HongKongers playing Chinese chess on bright pink tables is certainly one for Instagram.

Women’s Rugby Fixtures: 25 September, 2021

Enjoy some Women’s Premiership rugby this weekend!
Entry is Free!

image: phoebe leung

Hong Kong Women’s Rugby Results – 18 September, 2021

Premiership

Gai Wu Falcons 0-22 USRC Tigers
@ Shek Kip Mei, Kick-off: 18:00

Kowloon 55-0 CWB Phoenix
@ King’s Park, Kick-off: 18:00

Valley Black 12-11 HKFC Ice
@ Happy Valley, Kick-off: 18:00

Image: hkrugby

Women’s Rugby Fixtures: 18 September, 2021

It’s Back!!!
Women’s Premiership rugby returns this weekend!
Stretch your legs, stroll down and watch the ladies in action.
Entry is Free!

Ophelia Performs New Single ‘Save a Life’

Ophelia So (formerly known as Su Huien) performs her new single Save a Life in Causeway Bay over the weekend.

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Fast, Femme and Furious

Over 30 teams from 10 clubs participated in Valley RFC‘s Fast, Femme and Furious at a sun-soaked King’s Park on the 4th September

Showcasing women’s hockey, rugby and netball the competitive action was much appreciated by players young and old after the extended Covid enforced cancellation of team sport across Hong Kong.

At the end of a hot day’s rugby action, USRC Tigers emerged victorious, beating the host’s Valley RFC in the final. The hosts triumphed in the netball, while HK Football Club won the hockey event.

Valley‘s Grant Beuzeval commenting after the event described Fast, Femme and Furious as “A joyous celebration and showcase of female sport” adding that the club hopes to grow the event and create “Asia’s premier female multi-sports festival”.

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Photos : Ike Li / Ike Images, Valley RFC
Updated 7 September to add comments from Grant Beuzeval

Leung Yuk Wing Wins Mixed BC4 Boccia Bronze

In the individual mixed BC4 Boccia bronze medal match Hong Kong’s Leung Yuk Wing battled back from losing the first set against Chinese bowler Yuansen Zheng to win a thrilling match 5-4.